[CLUE-Talk] Memory upgrade for older laptop

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You can always visit www.crucial.com to check the memory. Even if you
don't buy any, you can at least use their website to figure out what
memory to look for.

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On Mon, 17 Mar 2003 13:24:32 -0700
"Rita Gibson" <rgibson57 at earthlink.net> wrote:

> 
> I am looking for some USED memory for an older laptop. It will be used
> to boot either to Win98 or a Linux Terminal Server via floppy. The
> laptop is a Satellite 2535CDS which takes the 3.3V EDO DRAM (60ns, 66
> MHz, 144-pin DIMM). I would love to find a 128MB DIMM, but would be
> thrilled to get a 64 at a reasonable price. This is for a charter
> school that has no money. If I could find one at a reasonable price I
> am planning on buying it as a donation for the school.
> 
> Anyone out there know anyone into used laptops or parts for older
> laptops? They also have two other older laptops that need repair so if
> I could locate someone in the Linux community that is into older
> laptops, perhaps I can find the parts to get these machines back to
> work, or perhaps someone who might like to trade for the parts. (They
> both run). I think one needs a new screen (the screen image jumps
> around) and the other will only run off the battery and not the power
> cord. They can't afford a new battery, and the old battery will only
> hold a charge for about 30 minutes.
>